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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-18
THE ICE BREAKS Vp
And 0oes Out. IN p Quiet, Orderly
nHlE us-Jt s5 n Manner. aftt ~

And Goes Out in . Quiet, Orderly
aa.E p.-Jt Manner.
Ab3us hall past o'clock yesterday
morning tho ice in the river. at this point
commenced TO move under the influence
or q rising river. The mild weather OF
the few hours previous had made the ice
weak and soft, go that it rapidly broke up
as soon as it commenced. to poYe and did
comparatively little or no damage. y
The ice only moved from the point near
enabls the ferry BOAT "0limax" to make
its regular trips. The ice remaining above
that, held fast. The result YVES that the
channel in front OF the city was soon
clear OF ice except that forced up on the
banks and Remaining there. "..aIs
4 It was reported that 9 gorge occurred
about icon near Moundsyille, and this was
probably true, 10 esrly in the afternoon
Tia waters here began backing Up steadily.
The city vhart.boat was equipped with
four new hswssIs and . heavy iron chain
cable. The latter gave way under the
first strain and snapped like thread, aud
was followed in quick succession by the
ropes, with the exception Of one attached
to lbs bow, which held. The steamer
Princess and :hs g., L. & W. whariboat
we're lying Just beloy hss c2d they es.
capped injury, outside Of being forged
partly OUT on lie bank by the Ice, but
during the afterqqoa thOy got back al
III, 4 q 10 . as.. /
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City aud. Wheeling Folks

StrnnEers In the City nnu Nheoii"S Ioki
Abroad.
Mise Annie Weigaud has gone to Bowl
ing Green, Ky, to visit her brother.
Mir. +. @. Hale, representing tho Vena.
bles, the big tobacco men Of Petersburg
Va, is at the Stamm.
Mr.. R. NJ. Patterson, q well.known mer.
chant Of Weston, arrived in the city last
evening and registered at the Stamm.
Mr.. Joseph NJ. kaine, formerly mana.
ger of the Wheeling Bakery Company,
now travelling for Philadelphia house
was again in tho city yesterday stopping
ct the Stsmm house es usual. :.
Mr.. s;mms Powell, well known com.
mercial tourist from Parkersburg, was reg
istered at the Mcclure yesterday. Mr..
Powell was one OF those who interested
themselves largely in having State Di.
vision of the Travellers Protective Asso-
citation formed.
Mr. G. B. Luce, the business manager Of
the celebrated Noss family, waD in the city
Yesterday, arranging for tho appearance
of this well known musical novelty COM
pany at the Opera House, Saturday, Feb
fuary S, when two performance will be
given. They promise to be very eHter.
tanning.
Mr. W. D. shipley, Of this city, the
travelling representative for BEemer &
Scbaiey, OF this city, met With q very SO.
we're accident at Wcllsville about three
weeks Ggo. He clipped and fell on the
ice, striking his left hip and partially split
ting the thigh bono. He was confined to
his bed until two or three days since when
he weB sble to get back here. BE is get
ting around now on clutches.
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THE BRICK PAVEMENT,
an Observer Points Out Somo Serious L

An Observer Points Out Somo Serious Dc.
| s-ian IS E.5iEs55 ferts. ~ 5f, 2
u the Editor Of. I've In!tlliQenXr. ss-rs7 .,.-,I
sm:-Ofthe lateimprovemerts Of which
our city can boast, the natural gas and
brick pavements are Justly prominent
and while each has contributed greatly to
orr comforts, tho pavement has perhaps
given US the greater aotoriety by bringing
many prominent mon from other cities to
inspect snd judge Of its merits and while
each Of these visitors has accorded 1t his
almost unqualified approval, there was
one who Was Bhsrp.sighted enough to see
there was not as rigid an inspection OF the
brick used as there ought to be, in ,nse-
Guence OF which tho pavement was likely
t9 suffer n reputation sud the taxpayer
in pocket. !
That he was right in his Judgment, tho
crossings, without msntioning other places,
Of the intersection Of Market and SIX
teenth streets, are tticient examples, But
it is not alone By the usp Of poit brick that
reputation and pocket have TO suffer, but
by tho improper manner in which some
Of tho work of putting down the pave
ments haa been done. In the earlles.
periods q the psvingit was the custom to
30 thoroughly prepare thp bedding that
after the brick were laid they could scare,
ly DO settled by rolling or ramming, and
after this thorough preparation tho inter.
ticea between, we're filed with prepare.
ton Of coal tai, Which bound tbs vhoia to.
gether as with . cement, and added to It's
resistance to compression Of Bsttling, at
the same time making 1t imperviouo To
water and placing 1t beyond the power Of
frost 70 raipe " thIow II, as 1t 10 termed.
But Why enumerate sll this which, ev-
Dry body knows VINO he's given the least Ct
tentlon' to the subjectf It is simply to give
the writer a chance to say that last eeason
DO eaw Q SECTION covered With tar, which
In plare Of being poured into the spaces
between the brick WIS made to cover as
much surface es 30 much water could
kava been made to do. This was done hy
heating the tar aimoss to the puint OF H.
milton and then .'aloahingp it on rs one
would water. on q floor, to wash Oft the
sediment left by an inundation. The re-
aplt OF this was that when the street was
opened tor travel, many OF the bricks we're
80 loose you could have picked them out
with your fingers, and to day the street is
full Of depresaions which will soon be-
COMO holes. Az: i'5-a55g ~ 4
Another fapt, Of the necessity Of q hettor
inspection was patent TO every observer az
ter the first hard freeze OF this winter, on
Chapline street, where one in about
every twenty Of the brick were found
scaling to the depth Of from a quarter to
half an inch. That the pavement Of the
future for medium weig bit travel Is the
brick Ravsmect, none among US are dis.
posed to doubt and that It may prove
equal to the best for heavy travel is more
than likely, as clays hsvo bean found in
our hills which vii! make brick every way
superior to any in the market for the
purpose. - y 5.'4igl e, Il, A
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Some time ago the Royal Baking Pow.
der Co., conceived the idea of coiiectinaa
from it's patrons, for redistribution among
them when printed in book form, theil
best and fayorite methods for the prepar.
elton Of articles Of food Of all descriptions.
in responae there were fnruished a very
large number OF practical receipts from
which were selected the 5000 contained
in the book entitled "My Favorite Re.
ceipt." The publication was intended
originally for the, contributors only, but
The collection proved to be OF such re.
markable value that its publishers be.
lieving its circulation would 10 PRODUCTIVE
OF good in aGording larger knowledge
as to the prapticsl preparation ef real
home cookery in way to mako it most
wholesome and appetiyine, have issued
an edition for general circulation, which
is sold ut cost Of production and postage.
"My Favorite Receipt" contans ioriaulas
for the preparation OF almost every known
dish in every conceivable way. These
s;Sccs been classified into departments
REPRESENTING 6opEI a1d Broths, Fish and
Shell Fish, Vegetables, Meats, Gtevs,
Poultry and Game, Eggs, Salads. Desserts,
HreHlS, Geke, Condiments, Beverages,
Ices, Breserves ana pisEleg, Preserved
Meats, Canned Vegetables, etG., 10 which
a copious index 10 added. Every branch
OF the culinary art has received ample Ct
tention. The publication Ia one OF un-
,]snal value, from the fact that tho re-
ceipt6 sts thoroughly tested formulas Of
genuine home cookery. In It ea"h con-
tributor pouches for tho Utility 81 nor 70:
caipt not only, but attests that years Of
experience have proven i the best way Of
making the article named, aud signs her
name and address 10 it az an evidence Of
its genuineness and her faith IN it's
superiority. ''' \.
The practical character Of the receipts
will especially commend them to Ameri-
can honsekeepers. While cookery Of the
very 64est and richest; as well as that
more plain and economical, is provided
for, aMy Fayofite Receipt is not, like
many OF the cook books Of the day, col
lection Of impracticable, untried, Or for:
eign formulas. following which frequent
ly result in q failure and waste Of good
Materia!1. The contributions are from
every part Of the copntry aud give the
best experience Of the best cooks ior pre-
pairing the dishes peculiar; to each To-.
I 4 my Favorite Receiptu handsomely
printed and bound, Is sent BY tho loyal
Baking Powder Co.,, New York, at the
pominal price Of SO cents, to any address,
express Bhsrgcs paid. '10
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burglars On the South Side.

Late Sunday night the house of Mrs.
Ella Kahn, widow, living at 2406 Chap
limo street, was entered during the absence
Of the inmates. and gone through by
sneaks, who took quantity OF clothing;
three heavy gold rings, q pair of handsome
gold bracelets and q purse containing s.
4 or 50. There was no clue, but the matter
was reported to the police aud lookout
Sos suspicious characters ordered KEEP. up.
About 9 o'clock yesterday morning
while Officer Killeen, Of the Sixth ward,
was in the Nisga,a engine house he heard
side Of tho street. He investigated and
discovered two men taking down The
shutters OF Heil's shoe shop. The bur-
glars also discovered the officer and left in
Z hurry, End though they were cloaely
pursued, they managed to get away by
laesnd OF a dark alloy. Z ~ rs. 5l5I
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LOCAL BREytTiEs.
Matters Of Minor Moment In and About
Esf hEFgtit tho City, AZ. N.Nt. Hts

-" NI1S,s tho city, r ''iNl
A yorso nov. son OF Tbeo. Schneider,
,he lslard tlorist, fell while skating OH tho
back river and broke his left arm.
tn, 5moa. ,n,ereat;nv thing that took
,,aos /, p"co,Jer tioot "a ofi;ce veatsriav.
r issa 1ha ;ssn;~o n ma marrIace lcsnas. :"
""' '"o 'fHAIS :. ~, .1.,e ' 49, ,s,,.s..,.,
LkrTshs, aouitsseu 70 nv iJ! y. TX
DAM e.'She p n AZ Ta,is Mn
las Smith Miss Lille DARLINGTON. ~ II"
T.I. -. - 10 .t..,.,a,,
ing JAnuaty 1eim VI .he nduo o1,'a
Your, 1uoge JeneIs on tne D NJ S, so.n
meneed yeete1asy a1.elnoon. NO ous. nae','
VI My Hpee'"' ''ipo Wv was ',"n'eo. y,
a BENwooD party complained ~ ponce
headquarters yesterday morning ina. q
%hue.laceo soIiel mMe was nl'sn.ns h hua..
h's towh auu wM tn1ItEn. W nW W. oHsn
'aHs .i oahng 'he a'sa' Wy So"' !" ne'""s
pal.'ea. J.,,,,,,
THEIR was another "white-wash IN
Police Court yesterday morning, not . case
having been caught by the iofce curing
SUNDAY. Captain sm'th and MS men say
.nat ~ ~ sHip,ms' ny lI' ~ ns,, ~" ~
Goou oiu. .,at p ean,;, -. i, a nu T tsm 10 -.
ane u"y-"nu 'n' 0'e's'o'' 40 o'''' 'e" 1"'f
away .ln = -, =, ~ -, -,
DR. HARRIET u. JONES VIII give hel
pecond lecture 10 ladies, AZ her rooms
No; ~ Fifteenth street, TINS afternoon ~
oclock, and Inc same lecture again ~ M, Sht
evening at 7:3o ocieck. suDlect' tht
BONES, and what 70 10 In Injuries oaiol ,
the physician arrives, dlgestlon' 1000
dyspepsia'" etc., ETC.
lr.was reported on the street last nish
that Van B. Hall, until recently Secretary
Of the CT ,zens' Street Railway Company
and who lost his mind as the result Of
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Yesterday Elizabeth Carlise went before
Justice Davis and swore out two warrants
against William Hill tcolored) charging
him with using abusive language and
threatening to kill her. Tn the fret
charge he was fined 81 and costs, and in
default sent to jail for ton days, and to
this was added ten days more fol- failing
to give bond Of 500 in tho second case.
Hill is n worthless character who has been
away from here for rome time. He was
here but q short time when be was sent
to tho workhouso and ho lind just gotten
out Of that Gbods. Carliss is reported to
DO his wife. She recently figured in an
unenviable eaas. s9g.E. ss# fl
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MEETING, \

~ IT-I|- -,TVEWI. NT|VITlIIT 3 n ~"
belmont Nail Company 70. tho election Of Direc'
tots aud tho t,an.ac ION u such other business US
may be presented, will be hell 1t tho office Of he
company, Tuesday, January ~. Ut o'clock Z. NJ.
Iaii Til ' Secretary.
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BELLAIRE BRIEFS.
a Resume OF Interesting News from Ore,
L---- tho RlY0r. ...--s-s -.

A Resume OF Interesting News from Ove,
Igi. tho River. s., L
Mrs. g. +. fossmsn is in Columbus
with her husband. ~ NJ s'y r !
The g., /. 4 W. transfer boat, Lizzis
Townsend, osne down yesterday and got
a barge that wss in IN exposed position,
A sled was upset Sunday, with party
bound for church, at Centerville, and Mrs
John kelsey had her left arm broken at
tho shpsldsT. .$3lf.' S.t.s .; ~. !
THERE'S new Husicsl organization pro.
posed to the Belleiro singers ard play era,
and a meeting ia to be held to..morroW
evening to consider it. 4 r3Et% l..
The new board of Directors Of the
Etna glass works consists Of r. T. pevries,
Charles Dunlap, John Steele, Owed
Meehan, Chris. steinme,z, George Jen-
pipeS End Ed Weisgerber. 4 NJ
The meetings ri the Second Prsabyte-
risn Church will continue oyer the first
half Of this week. There were twenty
nine additions to the church Sunday, OF
which number twehty-siS were on pro-
fession Of faith. ~ a. W., "A. MI. 2,
Ionic Lodge, F. 4 A. NJ, will 20 to-day
intwagons, 70 attend the funeral Of J.F.
Boyers, eight or ten miles from hefe on
the Winding Hill road. :Hr. Boyers was a
cattle dealer for many years, loading his
stces into cars here, and lately had been
hutchering IND delivering meat here.
The ice moved Monday siyht but did
not 20 far bsfors gorge at tho Narrovs
stopped 1t. Nsnly's whariboat was car
ried down as iar SIS the Belmont coal
works. The ice again commenced running
about nine o'clock yesterday morning and
the siver was soon almost free between
the banks Of shore ice, as the ice above
held fast. The upper whsrfboat, Of 8. II.
Lee 4 Co., had been cut loose from the
leo eIoYnd it and was not moved at all. III
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The numeroue friends Of Mr.. Levif
Etotsl and Miss Anna BENZ will be pleased
to learn Of their.vesding, which occurred
December 81, 1855. Tie happy couple
started into the new year under the bright
eat auspices, and during the past week
we're presented with ten pounds of Pan
Handle Coffee ny Neasrs. Simon Baer'a
Sons. This brand Of coffee combineS 80
many excellent qualities that it is no
wonder yolng married couples start their
housekeeping With o liberal supply Of it.
The Messrs. Baer will continue this doGa:
ton to all newly married couples during
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Last Night ut tho Cruuo.

The Baldwin Theatre Company which
played ct the Grand ali last week to the
largest business ever eeen in the place,
being Obliged to turn people away At al
most every. performance, commenced On
additional four nights engagement at thu
place last night. "Queen's Evidence"
was the play, and II was Witnessed by an
audience that filled the house aud was
very liberal in its applause. Ar. Bald.
win vas presented during the evening
With avely, elegant bcquet by s5me Of his
admirers. 4ia'sls ls..5' i. q 4 .5l7 I
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Catarrh to Consumption.

e. % 20 =. Il . "a
Catar;h in i,s destructive force stands ncrt !,
aaa annaouhtoily leads on to consumption: it i
therefore singular that those afflicted with iii,
fearful oioahe should not make il the ohect ~ "
s saesi lives 70 r themselvo, "i H. Deceptive rem
GoneoStea by ignorant pretcndera 10 medical
8fsat majority Of s1tienz In all advertised rems
a passr ihey become resigned TO a life Of misery
Inea ihan torture themselves with doubtful uaf
But this will never do. Catarrh must bo met a,
every sage and combated With all our might. In
many cases the disease hiss assumed danrerous
tS n Tho bones and cartilage Of the nose.
ne organs Q! bearing o! seeing aud OF tastinp NJ
asaecsed as TO be useless, tho uvua 20 eloncaleI'
we throat 50 tn.!amed and irriateI az to prSducs
constant and distressing cough. = ~, ~ ptoe1e'
sauford's lsedical Cure meets every ph.,e y, r..
!o I ~. !,91 simple head cold 70 most oash
s,In,i a peii!sGcse stage; Il Is local and con.
crr!nE' Saie. economical and never lailing = -
c neh paekag9 contains one bottle OF the Radical
Guio; one box Catarrhal Solvent and an Improved
Inhaler, with treatise; price, 81 - p'o ~
z fo11sh Dauo AND CHEAIcAL Co., Boston. Il;
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Not Eoougli Gas.

For the past week or so the employees
in many Of tho industrial es.ablishments
where the natural gas is used as a fuel
beye boon complaining about the inegu.
larity Of the supply. At the A}tna and
STANDARD mills especially, the complaint
has been q loud one; the men cay that
last week they were able to make soarcely
two snd sne-hsli dayS owing to tho poor
supply Of gas. 1t was reported last even
ing that the Etna people had re:engaged
sixteen OF their old miners and would soon
be IN condition to 90 right along, gas or
no pas @ 'gl.l - w 's,gll Easl 4 = : i X
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Edward lhepherd, Of Harrisburg, Ill,
says: "Haying received 60 much benefit
from Electric Bitters, I feel 1t my llty to
Jet suffering humanity know It. Have
hsd q running sore on my leg for eight
years; my doctors told ne 7 would have
TO have the bono scraped o. Log ampp.
tated. I uDed, instead, three bottles Of
Electric Bitters and seven boxes Bucklen's
Arnica salve, and my lex Is now sound
and WE'LL" q $50! iSS.2'ilf 3 u a R
I. Electric Bitters are sold at fifty cents q
bottle. and Gqcklen's Arnica Salve at csc.
per box by Logan 800, - 81 q
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AN ENJOYABLE ENrEnrA1NMENT

AN ENJOYABLE ENTERTAIN MENI
Given Mt bethany by tho Young ladies OF
the College.
The Chapel hall OF Bethany College wss
well filled lGst Friday evening with a fine
audience, gathered to listen to the good
things prepared by the Ossilian Society,
composed Of the lady students Of the Col
lege, and few OF tho town ladies' who are
ambitious to learn, and avail themselves
in this way, OF society drill. The Society
has been in allegiance for year or 80, but
this session was reorganized, and now has
a working membership OF seventeen. The
eseays, osations and Rotations displayed
not only good thought, well expressed,
but showed the advantage of practice. 7
The ladies have met once week sinca
the opening Of the sceaion and have cheer
fully performed their allotted tasks. The
main feature was little drama, iu which
Mics Bartlett, IS "Goddess Of All Nations,"
summoned before her the countries Of
Germany, Great Britain, France, Russia
aud the United States and asked record
Of their progress aimee their foundation.
Misses Rose White, Of Ohio, and Lille
Wells, Jessie Gray, Annie Cox and Nellie
MeIdel, OF West Virginia, represented
these countries, and "a they each present.
cd themselves, bearing flag Of their ma
ton, ind in 6 short Grafton set forth their
works and merits, the effect was very
pretty and quite novel. gg All
After each Grafton tho national hymn
of that country was sung by male quar-.
tette, Miss Csmmie Pendleton presiding at
tho piano. Two tine Rotations were
given by Misses Bartlett and Rosie Cur
lis. Alins Curtis hos decided talent for
defamation; she commanded almost
breathless silence while giving Longfsl-
lows Building of the Ship" Misses
Maggie Campbell and Pearl Hosie read
two very we'll prepared essays. Miss Neil,
Of Ohio, occupied the Presidents chair.
The entertainment was above the average
and the professors say, the best that has
been riyeu for wears. e'.-[ 80 Tod .f'
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10 tor tho Cnpltnll

The Bar Association OF West Virginia
have arranged with tho Ohio River Rail.
roadcompany for an excursion iron Wheel.
ing to Charleston, W.. Va, Tuesday, Janu.
ary Is, train 70 leave Pittsburgh, Wheeling
& Kentucky depot at 10 4. NJ. city time.
Fare the round trip, 50 l5. For further
Information call at Office Of the company,
foot Of Eleventh street, G3 ? - I :
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Cheap E1cursion Tickets to tho South.
Cheap excursion tickets to principal
poMts u the South ere now on sale by
the PanHanaie E2Ets. For tickets and
further particulars call On 81 address ]. g.
Iomlinson. passenger agent, EanHsud,o
Ropte, Wheeling, ". Va. VA 5z7'f'1'T.'57T..
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WE have introduced n new system Of
selling Watches OIL the installment plan
whereby you can secure a watch ut once
on easy payments. t'all and Investigate.
JACOB ". GRUBB, Jeweler, RI
Cor. Twelfth and Market SITS.
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7FnssW 3i.',7 e an
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. FALL and winter stock just received.
A Iull line of Suitings, Oyercon,ings
and pantalOonings. Also u full line Of
our celebrated Knit Jackets. Scotch
Sultings Specially.
y. c. HESS l. SONS. ?
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Qhs laafel!iQeufeas.
onlee, Nos. 10 and 81 Fourteenth Street.
Now Advertisements,

Wanted TO Borrow $500.
Lost-Sortel Horse. ?
Water Vases with Chaiu-Ewing Bros.
Jus. Received Tomatoes, &c Levi Bros.
A chance 10 Draw III Excellent Organ.
Commissioner Sale OF Market Street business
Property and Fulton Real Estate.
For Ca,a:rh-W White LILY Catarrh Cure.
Undertaking-G. Mendel l. Co.
Democratic Ticket Head OF Local.
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Come and see the wonderful l,srgaian we
now offer in fine Kid Pebbls Cost Baton
Boots; elegant goods, perfect fitting, latest
atylee, all sizes and every width. See our
stock OF Holiday Slippers for gentlemen.
- ;9fs L.Y. BLOND.
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BRASS Standardization

Persons starting q Brass or String Band
Will aerve their own interests by writing to
q. Kleber 4 Bro, No. 500 Wood street,
Pittsburgh, Pa, for illustrated catalogues
OF their instruments. Klebers Garry the
largest 9toak Of Muuical Goods in Western
Pennsylvania, and are prepared TO furnish
bids on complete aets Of horna, OF on single
inetrumenta, in Gold, Silver and Brass.
Prices lower than any other house. paw
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l0-f Bleached Greetings, 20 cents, at
Z ~ 5fisl} q STONE & Ta5uAs'
SQYN ~.

: = -T-7..- stk5o n -11- ~ - 2 IN
the children, they are especially liable
to sudden Colds, Coughs, Group, Whoop-
ing Cough, etc. We guarantee Ackers'
English Remedy . positiye cure. 1tsayes
houra Of ANXIOUS watching. Sold by Lo-
gan & Co. and o. MeDkeneller,
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TUE Standard Rotary Shuttle IL t,lo
lighteet running sewing machine ever
offered to the public; see advertisement
OF Edward L. Rose 4 Co. $500 57Ni 7,